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A bouquet of red roses on Valentine’s Day might be traditional, but you’d be hard pushed to find a woman who didn’t appreciate the gesture.
With February half-term fast-approaching, families will be looking for ways to keep their children entertained during their week off school.
A new study by YouGov shows that almost 30% of people avoid going to the cinema because they can now watch films in the comfort of their own homes- without the high price tag- thanks to the rise of on-demand subscription services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Instant Video and Blinkbox.
Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be expensive. Here are 17 ideas for cheap or totally free ways to spend February 14th. And they are guaranteed to be more romantic and personal than splashing your cash at an overpriced restaurant. Enjoy!
If your liver is feeling fragile and your jeans a little tight, join the thousands who are taking a break from booze and attempt a Dry January; not only will you feel more energised, but you will lose weight and save money into the bargain.
